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The term unpleasant design sounds a little strange, and seems like an oxymoron. How can design be unpleasant? And moreover, how can it be unpleasant on purpose? The podcast 99 Percent Invisible spoke about unpleasant design in one of their well-researched episodes, and it made us think about how the principles of unpleasant design are applied to marketing.

The number one thing we hear from clients nowadays is they’re having difficulty understanding what their customers need and want, and knowing this will help you align your sales and marketing efforts much better. While you are not your customer and will never be, it does help to put yourself in their shoes and anticipate what their needs and wants are.

With the takeover of digital, online shopping and now virtual reality (VR), shoppers barely have to leave their homes to get the full shopping experience. Putting on a VR headset can instantly transport you to a holiday destination, front row seats to a concert or even outer space.

Every year the creative industry gears up to attend the Oscars of advertising - a series of awards rewarding creative excellence in advertising. Ad awards season is by far the most important time in the life of any Creative Director, Copywriter and Client Service team and for the longest time, the glitz and glam of attending an awards ceremony like the Loeries, for example, has been the highlight of the year.

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